Mordiem.com has Fable 5 available
While the centralized models don’t provide privacy, MORDIEM (Morpheus) lets you remain anonymous and stake for your inference rather than run up an unlimited bill.
Table of Contents
On the Spectrum
Have some news for you… Your agent is on the spectrum… The AI Trust Spectrum, that is. The question is, where does it fall? Tech.MOR.Org lets you find out.
David Johnston and devs built the easy framework to identify your agent’s security and kill the last hope of data scrapers. If you’re building anything with confidentiality or your personal information, you won’t want to skip reviewing this. Check it out at the link above or click on the post below for more information.
DeAI & AI Alpha
Anthropic landed the most of the punches this week, with Fable being released at the simultaneously most powerful and most censored model - - - ever. (More on Fable in the Meta section). Something every Claude user should note, though, is this monopolistic safety statement from Dario that dropped around the same time:
Also in Fable:
The UK’s being the UK again. Who’s surprised? So far, their most positive contribution to the AI landscape is the opening quote for the Pope’s encyclical
Meanwhile, if you’re struggling to tear yourself away from Fable, try this black hole automation that will dominate your screen until you touch grass. (Devs I know are setting up on museum outings and staying up till 2 to push stuff out. They could use this):
Are you using Chrome? Why would you do that to yourself? If you are, please stop before their policy update hits.
Blowing your wallet on tokens? This tool promises to drop your costs without killing your workflows. Check it out for more details.
Podcasts & Media
What if you could describe an app in one sentence and watch it build itself (smart
contracts included) running on decentralized inference?
In Episode 2 of /built_on_morpheus, Bowen sits down with Achilles from Dappit for a live screen share of one of the most impressive tools we’ve featured. Dappit is a startup generator that takes you from idea to MVP to a fully managed company (and it’s native to blockchain, generating working smart contracts across six chains). It runs open-source models through Morpheus inference, including GLM 5.1 and Kimi K2.6.
Privacy-oriented take on Fable? Yes please. In addition to Fable, the crew discussed Morpheus’ growth, rerouting workflows for AI industrialization, and the Hermes iMessage integration. Tune in for a banger of a space.
Builder Spotlight: The Great Bobski
One of our most consistent builders has created a handy informational page to explain MOR subnets and staking. Ownyourmind.ai also provides information on a plethora of other decentralized projects, ranking them by various metrics so you can easily find the best, most freedom-seeking projects to invest in.
Learn more at https://ownyourmind.ai/subnets/morpheus/.
Meta of the Week
Fable 5. A few have heard of it. Most powerful AI model to date, knows how many R’s are in strawberry, is offended by the carwash question, and is unable to tell you what the powerhouse of the cell is. Still worth it? Many would say so
Honestly, the rest seem like background noise in the centralized AI world. Probably so Chat can write prompts for Fable to save those all-too-precious tokens.
Things are getting scary. Fable 5 might be the smartest model, but it’s also the most manipulative. Any leftover hallucinations may not be as innocent as you think.
We’ve noted some other flaws
Fable’s intelligence and token-efficiency can be overwhelming (and unhelpful) in certain cases.
But the censorship! The data concerns! They’re huge. Anyone dealing with sensitive information had better be routing through Venice, and anyone with NDAs should look very carefully before using Fable at all.
Someone decided to break the censorship on Fable 5 and apparently cracked it using Opus (makes you really start to question your cybersecurity, doesn’t it?). Check it out (but be careful downloading anything from randos off the internet)
OR if you want to do cybersecurity audits through your normal browser
As someone noted:
Poll of the Week
In the United States
June 12 - 14: ETH Global NY
In Asia
19 - 21 Jun PBW, Phillipines
14 - 15 Aug Conviction, HCMC Vietnam
17 - 18 Nov BBC, Kuching, Malays









































